Sheikh Tijjani Guruntum has said what millions of Nigerians are feeling silently: any government policy that always ends with the masses suffering must be questioned.
Democracy is not dictatorship wearing agbada. Democracy means listening to the people. Democracy means that when citizens cry out, leaders pause, reflect and adjust. Democracy means government policies should serve the people, not punish them.
But under Tinubu’s APC, every major policy appears to arrive with pain first and explanation later.
Fuel subsidy removal brought hardship.
The naira float brought pressure.
Electricity tariff increases brought more burden.
New tax conversations bring fresh fear.
Food prices keep rising.
Transport keeps punishing workers.
Businesses keep struggling.
Families keep reducing their dreams.
At what point will this government admit that Nigerians are tired?
The people are not rejecting reform because they hate progress. They are rejecting policies that make life unbearable while the political class continues to live comfortably. You cannot ask the poor to sacrifice endlessly while those in power enjoy luxury, convoys, allowances and protection from the same hardship they created.
If this is truly democracy, then Tinubu’s government must listen.
When the majority of citizens say a policy is hurting them, leadership should not insult them with grammar. It should not call them opposition agents. It should not tell them to be patient forever. It should listen, correct and protect the people.
Sheikh Guruntum is right: we cannot continue like this.
A government exists to reduce suffering, not multiply it. A leader is elected to serve citizens, not test their endurance. Nigeria cannot survive another four years of policies that treat the masses like collateral damage.
Tinubu’s APC must understand one thing clearly: Nigerians are watching, Nigerians are hurting, and Nigerians will remember.
In 2027, every painful policy will have a political consequence.
"I am here to remind you that the new tax law is still very much around. They are quite about it now because the want to win the elections then they will kickstart properly.
This is exactly why we must make sure that doesn't happen"
For the first time in Nigerian history, a former presidential adviser, former DG of a Federal agency, former Minister of the federation and two term Governor of a state was thoroughly grilled by both EFCC and ICPC for over 200 days.
Yet, no news of property seizure, no confiscation of hard currency in his house, only old Blackberry phones, and bank tokens.
This is Malam Nasir El-Rufai, The Gbobaniyi of Ijebuland 💪
UPDATE 💥
This is the letter Governor Bala Muhammad wrote to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu raising alarm about Senator Shehu Buba on 19 September, 2025.
Omo!
Here is the Commander of Special Task Force, Operation Safe Haven, Maj. Gen. Chukwuemeka C. Okonkwo, talking about the problem in Southern Kaduna, when Mallam was Governor.
Chukwuemeka is neither a Fulani man, nor is he a Muslim from the North.
He said the crisis of Southern Kaduna, is attacks and reprisal attacks and we all know how that started by the very person that is idolized now in SK, Zamani Lekwot, He was arrested, prosecuted and convicted for the crime in 1992, but was later pardoned.
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This Southern Kaduna terrorist was arrested for plotting to bomb a church in Kaduna State.
He intended to frame Muslims.
During investigation , he told the police that his name was Muhammad.
But his father later exposed him, saying his son was never a Muslim and his real name is Samuel.
Meanwhile, Christopher Musa was on TV blaming El-Rufai for stopping their atrocities.
THROWBACK: On 4 February 1993, Amnesty International issued an urgent report concerning retired Major General Zamani Lekwot and six others following the bloody May 1992 crisis in Kaduna State, The first indigenous religious crisis in recent time that Kaduna didn’t come back from.
According to the Amnesty International document, the Civil Disturbances Special Tribunal sitting in Kaduna had, on 2 February 1993, convicted Lekwot and six others of “culpable homicide punishable by death” and sentenced them to death by hanging.
The convictions arose from the May 1992 Kaduna riots, which was the first indigenous religious crisis in Kaduna, that Kaduna till date didn’t come back from.
Amnesty reported that more than 100 people were killed, while noting that some contemporary estimates placed the number considerably higher.
The historical document is particularly relevant today as discussions continue over the origins, personalities and competing narratives surrounding Kaduna’s decades of religious and communal tensions.
It confirms, at the very least, that Major General Zamani Lekwot was not merely a peripheral name in the aftermath of the 1992 crisis, This same Zamani Lekwot is the person them CG Musa are worshiping today.
He was arrested, prosecuted, convicted and sentenced to death over offences connected with the riots.
History is important, especially when people attempt to discuss Kaduna’s religious crisis as though its divisions and controversies started with Mallam Nasir El-Rufai.
The records go back decades.
"People are being killed and deprived of their basic rights yet you want to continue as President. Tinubu Wallahi talahi you are going no where."
An Islamic Cleric laments.
Gwana tamu me Albarka ❤️🤍
1st position at interschool level
1st position at local government level
1st position at State level
1st position at National level
1st position in the whole world.
Allahu Akbar🥹🤍